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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

h Hoos aalments are not always the best.
l8nlgsa~ 'a ! Analgio Tor rheumatism OF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

'QuintOleO."1THE GREAT MALARIA
and FEVER and AGUE REMEDY. Reliable,
safe and efficient. Price so cents per bot
tie. For sale by all Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

1 Fr.s@es I q best Homemade Talfy
1T en MN iaoasied | eanuts, al "a IVES,
y aud Saturday in the Markes
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

: Take your Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry
for repairs to ]. SMITH, As Maryland
Avenue. Satisfaction guaranteed or mon
V refunded.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

rs Matinee at the Opera House to-mor
row at p. m. Children 10 cents, adults
% cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

z Matinee at the Opera House to NOR
" dgp. m. Children 10 cents, adults
= Cents
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01
rEsrrMoNrALs=

We give few of many unsolicited testimonials fe
show the high which the RUSSIAN Horse CATTLE
Powders are held by those who have used them
have your RUSSIAN HORSE CATTLE POWDERS with
the bappes effect consider them the Horse Medicine
have ever used; in fact would not be without them
j. II. VANsANT,
Agt Adams Express Co., Also Prop Vanans Livery Stables
We fully endorse the above.
GARDNER HOWARD Huers Tavern, Nd w c. CLAUDE, NJ D.,
w. T REvEIL, NJ D.. Elk Reg Wills Z. r.. w. SHEKELLs
CHRISTIAN RoCKLITZ, GEO. w DUvALL,
ST. Margare's p. o. Md. j. w. TUCKER,
r. T. BRICE, North Severn Nd Annapolis Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01
RUSSIAN HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS

Is the best Condition Medicine for Horses Cattle and Swine
known Having been in in Russia and other European coun
tries for the past fifty years. where they know specific
for all diseases incident the above named animals Ep
zooic Dsemper Coughs Colds Cosveness Stoppage Water
Hide Bound Loss of Appetite Fever euro Pneumonia Loss OF
Cud, &C., &C. PRICE % CENTS A PACKAGE
HODGES CITY DRUG STORE,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

TIME TABLES.
malls, ". q -. Railroad.

,r,,P TRAINS ARRIVE.
fEAlNa ~ 20. m Mail. ......... ....6Oo q. III.
a, .,.. 80, ~ - m Accom-. ........ Las p. IN.
ssssl...-.' 80 :, eg n Mail ........b.D y. m.
NJ .......'' Az p, m. Accom.........oOOp D. m.
la7la g.as,s will leave Annapolis at SD a.
= sol ~ y g,srEcs are run between baltimore
lols.1a dis On ali the above trains.
Tagasll ifyr5ght Tuesday and Friday at wv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-01

D0n'' Wait oil day in Barber Shop to
get Shave or Hair Cut but go to RAW
LING's new Shaving Parlor, SO Maryland
Avenue, where all work is guaranteed. OPP
posite Harris Cigar Store.
j26 w. T. RAwrYWGs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
A CHAP TER OF MARVELS.
rev Several Residents Of Grand
Rapids Rave Been Cured of Dan-
gsrous Diseases that bad Been
ProaoJncsd fsopelsssis 6s-
yond Cure.
Home TestiaaoBy that Potats short ana
Essy K0sd 10 He2sth SAD Glad are
Ik0es ~ no LAKE tt

There has located IN this city physician
whose extraordinary natural abilities with
his great acquired skill. are attracting more
than commonplace attention. His truly
astonishing cures Of dangerous and stub
born diseases that were believed and pro-
noGnesd 10 De incursble are causing eonsid-
srAoie OF sensation among these Of the
SEX who know 4 his strange ana remark
able success. The gentleman referred 20 is
DR.. +. c. billings. who has for about three
months p kst occupied splendid door OF
rooms al No. Central Place building on
Fountain ST.. between Division and
Bostwick- -sts.. and whose specially is the
treatment OF all serious diseases that have
become chronic by new and progressive
methods and medicines.
Those who read the following home
testimonials relating 20 cures Of Grand
Rapids people who had been given up As
absolutely incnrable by the best general
practitioners and specialists as well are in
duty bound TO lay aside al unwsrranted
prejudices and doubtings and accord 10 DIR.
billings the credit that Is his due.
BY THEIR WORKS YE SHALL KEow THEN.
Is divine injunction and should prevail
among sthe sick in this community when
considering the following statements:
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

y. u. SMITH, - EALLSI, GRAND kAPlDs.
The first to be seen was Mr.. f. NJ Smith,
whose portrait appears above, and who re-
sides at 80 Hall-st.. the first house across
the new railroad, on the north side. In
answer to questions, Mr.. Smith made the
following abatement for publication:
IL have been a terrible sufferer from q
dangerous heart trouble for over four years,
and which had lately been pronounced as
incurd dbe by at lesst three good physicians,
until treated by DR.. billings of No. Gen.
trail Place building, on Fountain-st. l
suffered almost constant pain around the
heart and serious difficulty in breathing. /
would be compelled to sit on one chair and
lean my head and upper portion of my
body over another chair at night time for
hours at time. 1t was almost impossible
for me to get any rest in bed.
When L attempted rest and sleep
in bed my heart would beat so
hard that it could be heard by
any one in the room and the
pain and sense Of suffocation was
fearful. Then, too, my heart al all times
intermitted, or skipped every fourth or fifth
beat. have sought help in Florida where
/ remained nearly two years but without
avail. have been TO Pixies Peak and Den
| yer and other portions of Colorado ho ping
| that the climate might be of benefit 10 me.
have employed many good doctors aud
underwent their treatment faithfully but
without receiving and relief / have spent
almost every dollar could raise in trying
! 10 be cured or even helped. During the
| past year or over have been able to do but
| little work. Counting the time / have lost
and the expense OF travel and the large
| fees / have paid doctors, it has cost me over
| fifteen hundred dollars during the past four
years, as | am able to earn from $3.50 to
| $500 per day when able TO work. This in
| brief is 8 statement of what my condition
! has been. Now regarding what DIR. Dill
| lings has done for me it is simply wonder
| full. My heart trouble is cured. There is no
| intermitting, no pain, no soreness, no hard
beating, no difficulty in sleeDing in bed
like other folks at night and feel rested aud
| ready for work in the morning. It is a
| grand change and you may be sure | ap-
| preciate il. The doctor examined me
| thoroughly and carefully and told me there
| was nothing to hinder my being made bet
| ter and probably l could be cured. The
| medicine be gave me proved TO be the right
| medicine and no mistake. lt helped me
| from the very first dose. Less than one
| months treatment has cured me- though |
| shall continue taking medicine for awhile
| yet. Yes j want you TO pub
| lish what / have said for perhaps
| it may be the means of others seeking
| help where they can find it, for surely DIR.
| billings is wonder in his profession"
| ANOTHER so-CALLED IEcURABLE CASE CURED.
The next to be seen was Mrs. George g.
| Loomis and Austin Loomis. her son. Their
| residence is No. 62i South Lafay yette.st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
BRILLIANT SOCIETY
II Il ssk AI~.ys safe - fsmpsr Win the
Dei1ez1s Cords Called he4<tstrtDss-
Cay KsssgEioa<. Ia Behss. Cara
RaFtiess kts.

Society iaSi8g the past week las been re-
dclsns slth tAs psrfams OF flowers. gay
Win the mirtn Of masic. song aud lightly
tricping feet. bright With the beauty Of faf
ycnnz Haai.3sas ana happy IN the smiles oi
rslurning brides ana bTicegroons- Next
week vii see no elimination Of social
sayety with the many hope. parties and re-
ceptsors xhlen are zrou0ed togetEsF Aze
tie Driazi fuses aicE d4lnEIy ihtsfUe4fe
theiE leaflets. zn4 thus enLSi1eo iSfLA one
bs4slIli1l cluster.
A beautiful bride whose 'ehrysanshsmam
welding A4s cesn the meme Ia may so
clAi circles dllIlag the past see<. lo-nd hsf
happiness IA = way that proves tnsl Gun
mater 0l izt. eJuElsnIps 40 not lou III
sNsy Ia every case, oQt that misty feii oi
romance sgiil ellngs 10 lair cupid and deep
eEs t1s latefesG IA these de-lcaLely interest
i1g affairs. ihe lady OF whom l SPEAK vas
"a entnBsizsLlc student of "gfapno.osS,
that most enchanting study. and. through
ths meilua OF a mutual friend, wrote 10
the gentlsman Who Is no. her husband
that 20 nigh. Judge OF her character ffom
her ariting, he oe Oelng proilcient 4ra-
biologist" de sUcce Ell 20 well tnat Won
der and delight we're sOOn succeeded oy
more subtle and tender passion, and alter
haviax met each other O0L twice they were
uniled 10 the "a * en ties OF matrlmony, and
are now enjoying the sweet oeilgnts OF
honeymoon. lacy will DC at home 10 their
friends IN 81. LOUIS, Mo-, AFTER December /.
Another affair OF the heart which cnlmi-
mated IL an engagement OF marriage an
nOuuced IN our society columns this morn
| ing Is attracting much interest. The geLtle-
man who /. wealthy and an Eastern resi-
dent was visiting MS SISTER IN small town
north OF the city. While there the sister
| suggested that ne marry . young lady oi
tbs city whom ne had known when she
was but eight years oid. but time had
rearly eitacsd her iair child face from his
memory. rhe idea pleased him. he came
| 10 this city the hrst of the week and the
| item already mentioned tells the story oi
| ais successful wooIng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

James D. Lacy is home from New Or
leans.
Miss Althsa Lewis, daughter Of Turnkey
Lewis. Is IN with a fever.
Phil Althen, OF Lowell. is visiting
friends IN this city for few days.
Major A. B. Watson's throat has much
improved Tor his stay IN Philadelphia
Mrs. W. I. Lamoreaux has been called 10
Burlington, W, owing 10 the serious illness
Of her father
George ". Burnhsm. the car wheel man,
who . himself a large sized wagon on
wheels. IS Ia town.
Miss Sads Grady, Of 81 spring-st., has
gone 70 Big Rapids 70 attend the welding
Of Miss Sally HAnbury.
Mrs. T. Sumnes and son Will. Of Elk
Rapids. ere ths guests OF her brother. A.
L. Harrington. Os Lasravs-s..
Mr and Mrs. F. A. Caldwell, OF zIa North
Division-st. left Thursday morning for
Detroit and Toledo. They viii visit Flint
on their return.
Henry Grady il shooting ducks down on
The Saugssuck marshes. He says IL makes
The doctors in the club "hoppin mad TO
hear the msllsrds call "Quack. qusck,
Qusck
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Another year has passed swiaiy away
and brosghs "a near to Thanksgiving Day
tine for the giving Of thank and Of
fsnzilv reunjons and fesstinx Could there
pa sny better way Of ,estifyinz 70 Cur
thar Sf1lness that home aud friends are
stlii ours. than BY oestowing xiiis upon the
iess iavored and fn aiding those who srs
sudsavoriog 20 sssisf them. Tie ladies ol
the q. 3 A. sre hoping 70 receive ss I'm
former resrs are sna numerous 8cHsIons
.nd gifts 81 cash. groceries. provisions and
rlrrnirT rev srd second bsnd vii Sc
thankf1llv received ev them.
A ccnmitfee viii p = waiting - rscsivs
c~ntrisufious a. tre me during lasuss-
giving Day sud ar M
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Attracted by a large cardinal curtain
across one Of the Star Clothing House win
dowscaught thessyes of our scribe yesterday
afternoon. Large holes cut IN to afford a
view disclosed handsome bed and dresser,
dummy, representing man undressing.
surrounded by numerous wearing apparel
enough to ciothe a dozen men. Unable TO
catch the idea the reporter went inside and
asked the always busy proprietor for an ex-
PLANTATION. We'll, its a novelty in the way
of window attraction and attracts much at
ten ion. and this is what we want. Look
out for another, better novelty next week
but let me tell you we are JUST doing land
Office business in Boys Overcosts. While
East in August | bought more than / eI-
pected and more than can sell. and being
determined to close them all out cost is no
object on them now. See these fine kersey
coats, good value st SIS to $50, only sl2,
sizes u TO Is years old, boys youths
Only .5 for these handsome. durable all
WOO Cashmere Overcoat, well worth IS to
81. But see this pile of Boys Grey Heavy
Sstinsis, well lined, only 80 cents each.
regular retail price elsewhere s1.5O. How
can | do it2 Well. friend, time is short and
crowd is waiting 10 Dc waited on. Call
again. And with this the scribler bowed
himself out aud Oft
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
In Ronra

November 23 We treat and cure more
chronic diseases than any other specialist in
this State because, first, We have better ia
cilities, secondly, We take no incurable
cases. thirdly, Il doesn't pay to promise
what cannot De dane, and We have come TO
stay. have expended thousands Of dollars
in ests sbishing the Institute At Muskegon,
and invite one and all 70 visit the home o.
fees aud verify the truth of our statement.
We charge nothing for examination. only
for the medicine, and remain 70 see the
pstieut cured. Come in and ace us and
learn for yourself more treatment tor less
money than snT IDstituts IN Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

The ShsksSpesrs Club meets st the l. l.
G rooms on Wednesday. November 3. a.
D. NJ Drsns for study, Merchant of
Vsnics' Artist for st8dy. Bsllini
superintendent Hal. Of the state Chsu-
isnoBs. = expected - be present a. the
next meetirE Of Central Circle On Tuesday,
November "a ~ the Neiil Conservatory
ard unusual sfsrts are Being made % pre-
sent 81 unusually Interesting programme
Considering the inclsmencS of the vssth-
er the stsantlsncs vas very good AZ the
East side T. T. e.. yesterday afternoon. and
the following programme vas presented.
The Old Empire and The Pyramid Kings
sSssv. Pyramid q Ghizs- paper.
sSrninxes- ssss~. "Ooe isks pa8e
rMsnnou. Next SATURDAY i Entertain
msuf Day. sad a 6ne progrsrssne VII BE
presented
Tated States b HstcTy occupied The A.
tenticn az ~ = ss- --r-e /. L. Cius ysxtsr-
dsv sfterncon-s Ara~ies were furnished Sc
fsiiows The II story q tke Political
Condition of he Mssssch sets Bay Colou 7
from 1852 down - the cssse q King Vii
sus Wsr il fe- a Description Of
Nfax Williams Wsr Ar scccuut II
Sslsn slssz~HEs~ s~edsss - Tie
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Foe THE HOLIDAYS.

Christmas is near at hand and parties in
tending to have portraits made for holiday
presents should place their orders very
soon.
Remember that Knowles & Co, Wild
dicomb block, are getting out the finest class
of work in water colors, ink aud crayon
ever made in Grand Rapids. This firm mas
a large number Of orders on hand already
aud others wanting work for Christina.
should not delay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Yes" said Mrs. Loomis. we sll con
slider that Dr. billings has performs almost
g miracle in bis cure Of Austin, Who has
been a victim 70 epilepsy or falling sickness
in ss m0s7 distressing form since he vss
child. and ne u nOu ~ years Of age. Phy-
siciaus dec ared that thers was no help for
bis complaint The effect Of biz spells Tss
terrible ur0n both boiy and mind. and to
be ieff without hope ef hep seemed dread
fgi. The doctors could fsll "a Of bow tern
bic the ultimate result Of bsvinr these
spells would surely BE- but coBi0 ofer no
encoursgen0 81 cure. When Or. billings
CsTne here ve decided % consult one more
doctor. Dr. Dainzs told us thar he hsd
cured worse cases sn5 b sved hs con z
cuTs Austin Hs tdoaRht bin an honor
shle nnsn, snd fhus s.oo8raged ws de- 8sd
~ fry Bis treatment. when - SD would
- 20 q ccnsi1ersnis ex EFT ths magnetic
trsstnasut. declaring tbsf there wss ~
rnedicirs krov1 that wo1Id cure sch
cssrs The rssult 90 80 Dorto-'s tres tr-.af
hss been more f1a1 ss-ssct0T7. it 1zs
been sstonlshinx Agvi1 5s c-mclste,r
charged Re hss hsd 10 spells s-ee
frsstnnsnt wzs eo1nr'su0e5 over no mob Is
aga-
Hs hss Ur1srEons the n15st cer1 isfsss
zi1l 81 > esss-e Ia scfIc1 aoPssrs1ce s11
asoaas- DIS spS>ksss EHses s>s sszys
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Home prepared refreshments specially
a. tie WOnaas Exc1snge. I30 Ao1Tos-st


Chrstmss vii soon Be here. ard II ron
wish "a make any elegant presents in the
line Of Jevelry or silveTvare, now j. the
tine 10 secure them a. youT Own prices. as
John F. Homsn. who has done business e.
No. I52 Monroe-sf- during the lsSt Ten years
in now located - NJ. Is Csnsi-ss-. -he-s he
Is Offering his entire stock st 9ueiic suction
90 the highsst bidder svsTy dsy snd even
inu
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

a Ersth-r q r. Crofton ssd Charles For
Of this Ciry. Passed Away Yesterday

ofthis Cisy. Passed Away Yesterday
William Fl. Fox. well known young
lawyer Of I'etroit, died st bis residence there
yesterday morning sf;sr a Lingering attack
o. fever. The deceased was son Of Rev
Chss. Fox. OF Gyosss isls. and graduated
from the university az Ann ArbOr. in 1873.
be then entered Harvard Law school. and
sfser graduating went 90 Europe and New
Zealand. where be visited bis uncle, Sir
Wm. Fox. Prime Minister. Later the de-
cessed rsturned 70 Detroit wnere he en-
gagged N the prsctics OF the isw. Seven
Yesrs ago Mr.. Fox married Miss Elizabeth
n. Miller. OF rics. y. y. who survives
him. He leaves also q widowed mother
Mrs Charles For. and Two brothers. Col +.
Croffon Fox and Charles Fox, Of Ibis city.
The Wayne Circuit Court rdiCarned yester-
day out OF respect for the popular young
attorney. Hts mother and brothers. who
are vel known here, VII 20 20 Detroit 10
attend bis tunsIai services.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

If you contemplate making one of parlor
furniture, don't buy cheap Chicago goods,
when you can purchase good goods of our
own make for the same money. Have your
Givans, ETC.. made TO order, IL will cost you
no more than one already made, at Rsdeili
& Hoit's, Ill South Division-st. A good
assortment now made in the muslin ready
for covering.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

wsscA's Dsa9hter1 a re<rs " s-r-er.
Next Saturday L safeffse1-nesas - .ad
E.siss-s sre cer.1szfty trSlssC- lne
AlD44 Dramatic llao VII shorty Ele-
seDs ths e1zDa. A Dangerous osns-
oonus q TIE MeUoers o. t1is c-02 A@Fe
kiscn evidence 81 hstE0nle talent ane
the coniuz sseat HI1 ..pro0sely saess wlEh
great IzEor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

There is no use talking, the truth is
itself declared that White & Codes lots
are the incest to be found anywhere. l.. s.
Proyin, room 6. Lovett block, opposite
Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

But "a 1pe1 I'D our suction ssls II
Iswelr~, srws-s. &C. sEain on Monday
mcrnine g conmDue every 5sy s8d even
inR during he week. :. f. Hossx.
Is Cansl-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Fancy Baskets, Pin Cushions. Hsndker-
chief holders and innum mmerable other
novelties at reasonable prices, at the
Woman's Exchange, 100 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Refreshments furnished for Wedding
Parties aud Thanksgiving Dinners by the
Woman's Exchange, $50 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

600 cases Ru5bers, for ladies, gents and
children, from manufacturers forced ssle.
cheap at Aorse's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Have yoar Thsnksef~fnr Dinner pa
narsd sv &c sizes of fhe Noaas1 Ex-
cksnxp. l5o Naaroe-s-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Stamping of all kind and fancy needle
work executed at the Woman's Exchange
l30 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

For ell the latest novelties in fancy and
needle work, visit the Woman's Exchange,
I30 MOnrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

~ BHEAD AND MILK sETs e pieces nice
% deoorafsous. SS cent?
On CA9TORe nea style salt. pepper. vinegar
.)N1 sui irsy. certs. These goC Gao have q
several tiuts O. n pirir cryE.Sl handsome trsss
trays. lormer price, also.
~ HANDsO&E PARIOR HAN 1lNS 1.sNre.
Z,b S29e These lem have oee1ra sk -,
vilh 81 clt gas prslasi large EralG burners ihsr
glse blaze axe ga 1et These iat1is sre
cheap a. SO
n sErs TKE slE SILVER PLATED fRrIr
= 4 knives al e htW siylC sifH a iu-lluea cssa
Buy yolI els-ues Drescltt ulH nHd g.. nrst
choice. Don wal. for tie rsh
n. LEONARD. SONS & CO,
= nna M Mnrr..l 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
SECOND FLOOR.

~ DECORATED TEA ski s6 pieces TO- .. -.
81 THESE seis are lu tae ncacsf 80 t1ATa t8Gpos.
pilk. blue or brown decoration
90 CRAM sEIs-fuli seis Nth tie Son
sDO jar Amos any color Enu Uauf . tC,
he fou' among these Chamber stls They
Iwicn tlf Tea -tfss are or o~9 lmlsofia-
ton. therefore We a. anJfa fs eei bsa
u EplI han snsb1aT else ats hsFas
caesttF sels hIt thes are uoi 90 CoIaFlelt-r
Innn FRENcH CHINA FkIII "A CERs--
lOOU Ha 70 leg a.t rafsG greek 5.rai.s
Ian .slfcerk H..l iru,f ttEtars-
must
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

To zee ouF IaAoe sHG STold tAf cro0d tase 20
tetaiNf ~ thc toit ef tat l-1ol saa t4C,. ets
reach. and take ile s-slIs down
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
THIRD FLOOR.

1ll PATENT PANCAKE eAIDbl.Is q ca
lOO Hris~oldk faieiit-2 Cases n ll'e f11r
are baking ihe other fauI GIc isra3ine.
Zach holder hineed Worth 3 81
n Dk' &pNtcO RoASIERS ASD BAKERS.
- al Medium Size Wll hold = larksy or
4afse neasi latent xcHtils teF coDtsok lLs
br.Huiag. Also, sIleaaia 1T hIear a. les.
eic. tHl4 hy o4ANsSseTs aI uoM : - "a
Sefecach. set eRe for lliankssiYlHe
q. f4lRs CARVING KNIVES AID FORKS.
= 4 al si.sf de4ulOic ksnoies fnesi sieel, -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
QUITE A NOVELTY.

Do you want to buy lot? Make that
''want" know In the Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Bargains This Day !
FOURTH FLOOR.

1000 sasss esai.' Ho'AO.-s foilzf SOAR
1000 Tax f1s a. q esSoA s s.l.. 5os. AZ .. soas '
800 s@ssP assss s.s a aosas sr s. s' H.. g sss,. .
tHuk.. aaa ate Ortret nls hsii1h
i.1lai prict, IA eel fia 81 fh-li Soaas
are onl3 sl8aas s..ied sul Tsn saslly
iit Ccaloa
l20 Sr5aa ssi. .I.' TO- d. stls PEE. 's s.s "a
cS.s aAg-Ltso A1d I1fa. deco. slis1s
Nea a year ~ a Is pcf tei "a ia Blue
ana hl4Hn coiore l0i Nal lof lha
Christmas filkn Iaf elnls t...a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Ladies Underwear

or every description, White, Scarlet.
Natural Colors or the tinis in Wcol
Part Wool or Pure Cotton, all at prices
which cannot be beaten.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
FIRST FLOOR.

must 70.
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-05-28

Too much effort cannot be made to bring
10 the attention Of suffering womanhood the
great value Of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as a remedy for the dis
sases Of women. Such an one is the wife Of
General Barringer of Winston, n. O., and
We quote from the Generals letter as fol-
lows: 'Dear Mrs. Pinkham: Please allow
me to add my testimony to the most excel
lent medicinal qualities Of your Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. Barringer was treated for
several years for what the physician called
Leucorrhoa and Prolapsus Uteri combined.
[ sent her to Richmond, Va, where she re-
NAMED for six months under the treatment
Of an eminent Physician without any per-
maoent benefit. She was induced to try
your medicine and after reasonable time
commenced to improve and is now able to
attend to her business and considers herself
fuIly relieved" General Barringer is the
proprietor of the American Hotel, Winston,
N. D., and is widely known.l
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-05-28

One Of the secrets of Mr.. ParneIIs
success is that he has never interfered
outside of parliamentary business
When outside of parliament he acts the
part of agitator; when within parliament
he deyotes himself to the duty Of legis-
lator; but he is always on hand, either
within or without parliament, to
further the cause of the people. but
never speaks except when he has some
thing important to say.
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-05-28

Mothers oyerworked men, and Tor al Ois-
o.. ~hara the tissues are wasting away
80 $50, the inability to digest ordinary food,
Or from overwork Of the BRAIN q oOoI 80 =
inch should take SCoTT's EMULSION q u -
s COd liver Oil with HypOphosphites' =
80 the Emulsion on lady who was Dell
o oots and threatened with Bronchins' :.
Oa.e, - i such good health and flesh, that
9us n 81 saw II is the best Emulsion ever
LIS u p, WADDELL, NJ. D., Husha
Mills, 8. O.
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-05-28

In another column of this issue vii be
found an entirely new and novel specimen
Of attractive advertising. It is one of the
neatest ever placed IN our paper ana we
think our readers will be we'll repaid for
examining the SUPPOSED display letters in
the advertisement of Prickly Ash Bitters.